The Seven Deadly Sins: Society and EvilRowman & Littlefield, 1989 - 355 страници When Stanford M. Lyman authored The Seven Deadly Sins: Society and Evil in 1978 it was hailed by Alasdair MacIntyre as "a book of absorbing interest and importance...[that] places us all in his debt." By Nelson Hart as "a masterful and thought-provoking book...[that] is the only scholarly treatment of sin that is so well-informed by the best of ancient through modern perspectives." By James A. Aho as a work whose "abstract hardly does justice to the scholarly and detailed analysis of sin." And by Harry Cohen as a "book...[that] stands as a beautiful illustration of what holistic, idiosyncratic, interdisciplinary, and creative thinking and writing can bring to bear on the age-old problem of society and evil." The American Sociological Association's section on the Sociology of the Emotions selected this book as one of the works that laid the foundations for the study of pride, lust, envy, and anger-basic sentiments embedded in the social process. For this revised and expanded edition Lyman has written a new chapter, "Sentiments, Sin, and Social Conflict: Toward a Sociology of the Emotions." The new edition will be a valuable work for courses in social psychology, ethics, deviance, and the sociology of morals and of religion. |
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Sloth | 5 |
THE AMBIGUITIES OF ACEDIA | 7 |
The Passive Aspect | 8 |
The Roots of Melancholy and Ennui | 10 |
Boredom and the Activation of Sloth | 14 |
Modern Versions of Acedia | 18 |
SIN OR DISEASE? | 21 |
THE DRAMATIZATION OF SLOTH | 24 |
PRIDE AND THE INDIVIDUAL | 149 |
The Ascetic as Redeemer and Revolutionary | 151 |
The Ascetic Redeemer in American Culture | 153 |
Sin and Sublimation | 154 |
PRIDE AND KNOWLEDGE | 159 |
Pride Knowledge and Sin in Jewish Thought and Practice | 160 |
Christianity Heresy Knowledge and Pride | 163 |
PRIDE AND INTELLECT IN THE SECULAR AGE | 168 |
From Asceticism to Acedia | 25 |
Yawns and the Tapping of Feet | 28 |
Blessing or Curse? A Morality Play | 30 |
Space | 31 |
SCENARIOS OF CULTURE AND SLOTH | 34 |
The Unemployed and the Disreputable Poor | 35 |
The Givingup Syndrome Among Oceanic Peoples | 38 |
APATHY AND AFFECTLESSNESS | 40 |
CHEKHOVS DRAMATIZATION OF INERTIA | 42 |
CONCLUSION | 50 |
Lust | 53 |
AUGUSTINE AQUINAS LUTHER | 54 |
Thomas Aquinas and the Sociology of Sexual Deviation | 59 |
Martin Luther and the Psychology of Lust | 68 |
Puritan Attitudes Toward Lust | 74 |
THE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF LUST | 76 |
The Asocial Consequences of Lust | 77 |
Dyadic Withdrawal | 79 |
THE DRAMA OF SIN AND DYADIC WITHDRAWAL IN DANTES INFERNO | 81 |
THE DESUBLIMATION OF LOVE | 86 |
Sociological and Anthropological Views | 87 |
Psychoanalytic Views | 91 |
Social Controls Over Lust | 92 |
Eunuchs Celibates and Castrati | 94 |
Chaperonage | 98 |
Assortative Mating | 99 |
Child and Arranged Marriage | 100 |
THE MORAL EQUIVALENT OF LUST | 101 |
The Theater of Cruelty of Antonin Artaud | 102 |
CONCLUSION | 108 |
Anger | 110 |
ANGER AND THE DEFENSE OF SELF | 113 |
Anger and Group Defense | 114 |
Anger and Sexual Property | 117 |
ANGER AND THE BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES | 119 |
Psychoanalysis and Anger | 120 |
Social Psychology and Anger | 121 |
Ethology and Anger | 122 |
Phenomenological Sociology and Anger | 124 |
ANGER AND TERRITORY | 125 |
Public Territories | 126 |
Home Territory | 128 |
THE DRAMA OF ANGER | 131 |
Pride | 135 |
Early Christian Views of Pride | 136 |
Aristotle on Pride | 137 |
Adam Smith on Pride | 139 |
Alanus de Insulis on Pride | 141 |
Georg Simniel on Pride | 142 |
CHAUCERS PARSONS TALE AND THE WASTE AND OBSCENITY IN PRIDEFUL DRESS | 143 |
Later Variations | 146 |
The Quest for Authenticity | 170 |
PRIDE AND THE RELIGION OF SOCIOLOGY | 173 |
DIGNITY IN DEATH | 175 |
The Drama of Death and Dignity | 177 |
Voltaire and the Art of Dying in EighteenthCentury France | 178 |
The Problem of Pride in Public Executions | 182 |
CONCLUSION | 183 |
Envy | 184 |
ENVY AND THE SOCIAL STRUCTURE | 186 |
ENVY RELATIVE DEPRIVATION AND RESENTMENT | 189 |
ENVY EMULATION AND COMPETITION | 194 |
Envy and Display | 198 |
ENVY AND ETHNICITY | 200 |
ENVY AND ASCRIPTION | 205 |
Gender Envy | 206 |
THE DRAMATIZATION OF ENVY | 209 |
Gluttony | 212 |
History of the Sin of Gluttony | 214 |
GLUTTONY AND THE SOCIAL STRUCTURE | 215 |
THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF GLUTTONY | 221 |
STRATEGIES OF EXCUSE AND JUSTIFICATION | 225 |
THE SUBLIMATION OF GLUTTONY | 230 |
Greed | 232 |
Greed as a Sin in Society and Culture | 233 |
THE SEPARATION OF AVARICE FROM SIN | 236 |
Psychoanalytic Interpretations of Greed | 237 |
Mandeville Simmel and Weber | 239 |
Mandeville | 240 |
Simmel | 241 |
Weber | 243 |
SIN RESTORED | 245 |
COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR WHITE COLLAR CRIME AND THE CONFIDENCE GAME | 249 |
Tulipomania The South Sea Bubble and the Gold Rush | 250 |
The South Sea Bubble | 252 |
An Excursus on the Sociology of Karl Marx | 253 |
WhiteCollar Crime | 259 |
AN EXCURSUS ON THE SOCIOLOGY OF HERMAN MELVILLE | 264 |
CONCLUSION | 267 |
Society and Evil | 269 |
Toward a Sociology of the Emotions | 277 |
ANHEDONIA SIN AND THE PROTESTANT SUPPRESSION OF AFFECT | 278 |
Anger | 282 |
Acedia | 283 |
Envy | 284 |
SIN AND SENTIMENT IN STRUCTURALFUNCTIONALISM | 286 |
AN EXCURSUS ON THE SOCIOLOGY OF SIN | 290 |
A MICROECOLOGY OF THE EMOTIONS | 295 |
NOTES | 299 |
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